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Industrial Maintenance Training
Welding and Pipefitting Training
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Industrial Welding Training
Obtain broad based welding experience
Our welding training course provides the foundation needed by the Maintenance Mechanic to make sound welds in the work environment. Participants will develop a working knowledge of welding techniques and equipment setup and operation. The properties and applications of steel and non-ferrous metals are covered. A hands-on approach is used with an emphasis on welding and cutting applications, applied metallurgy, weld inspection, and safety.
Topics Covered:
- Properties of various metals
- Non-destructive and destructive methods of weld examinations
- Criteria for the selection of various electrodes
- Explanation of welding symbols
- Techniques for making various welds in all positions
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- Formation of proper "habits" for making acceptable welds
- Proper joint design
- Setting up machines for DCRP, AC, or DCSP current type
- Examination of cutting equipment
- Safety practices and hazards in welding and oxyacetylene cutting
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Industrial Pipefitting Training
Practical pipefitting techniques
Gain a broad foundation of the most important piping concepts and principles needed to minimize equipment downtime and reduce the strain on your budget. We have designed our industrial pipefitting training course to provide practical hands-on experience on common pipefitting skills. Those who complete this course find it to be valuable since pipefitting is a skill required by virtually everyone involved in Maintenance.
Topics Covered:
- Properties of steam and water
- Threading steel pipe
- Pressure relief valves
- Plastic pipe connections
- Pressure regulators
- Soldering copper pipe
- Pipe supports
- Making simple offsets
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- Symbols
- Abbreviations
- Pythagorean Theorem
- Methods to find angles, weight of fluids, capacities of pipes, and capacity of tanks
- Safety considerations
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